“The Unknown” and “Wonder” are a fine married pair.

I wonder.  All the time.

I don’t think there is too terribly much I know for sure.  For absolutely sure.

I am not a skeptic.  At all.  I would classify myself more as a believer.

I tend to believe all people are good.   I hope that is a positive part of my mindset.  Most of the time… it turns out to be true.  Every now and again it will fall through.  Temporarily, I always hope.

Concerning our mental awareness versus our physical existence…  well…. THAT…. I question a lot.

There are alternate existences I think.  I also suppose a lot of people call this by different names, but I bet is right up the same bowling alley.  Second verse.  Same as the first.

And how about this?  What happens when we aren’t watching?  Any where.

Do frogs stand up and walk heel-toe, heel toe?

All those missing socks… what about those?  AND.  In the sock world… do they put their loved ones on milk cartons?

Do bees really mean to sting anything… or does that protrusion just get in the way of truly being understood?

With that thought…. I have experienced fleeting pain.  Most people have.  But what makes it fleet?  Do fleets have paining people?

Who in the heck made the first fence?

Did people fence about the first fence?  And is that why it is called fencing?

Dang.  On any given night, this happens to me, and I miss the ending of NCIS.  I get so bustling with my brain….or it gets busy with me.  Some nights my head stays occupied right into my sleeping hours.  And I continue to stay busy in my dreams.  I don’t have much room up there as it is.  And at times like these… it really gets crowded.

My biggest wonder.. do all people wonder like I wonder?  If they don’t… I wonder why not.

Do people lose their wonder?  I hope I never do.

But I wonder.

“The frog at the bottom of the well. He thinks the sky is only as big as the top of the well. If he surfaced, he would have an entirely different view.” – Mao Tse-Tung

“The difference between what the most and the least learned people know is inexpressibly trivial in relation to that which is unknown.” – Albert Einstein